What does DBHR mean?
DBHR means Data Base and buffered by feet in order to Have them Re
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What is the abbreviation for Data Base and buffered by feet in order to Have them Re?
Data Base and buffered by feet in order to Have them Re can be abbreviated as DBHR
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What does DBHR stand for? DBHR stands for "Data Base and buffered by feet in order to Have them Re". |
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How to abbreviate "Data Base and buffered by feet in order to Have them Re"? "Data Base and buffered by feet in order to Have them Re" can be abbreviated as DBHR. |
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What is the meaning of DBHR abbreviation? The meaning of DBHR abbreviation is "Data Base and buffered by feet in order to Have them Re". |
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What is DBHR abbreviation? One of the definitions of DBHR is "Data Base and buffered by feet in order to Have them Re". |
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What does DBHR mean? DBHR as abbreviation means "Data Base and buffered by feet in order to Have them Re". |
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What is shorthand of Data Base and buffered by feet in order to Have them Re? The most common shorthand of "Data Base and buffered by feet in order to Have them Re" is DBHR. |
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